A Majority of the People Leading Arizona’s Bogus Election Audit Are Now ‘Quite Sick’ From Covid
For now, the audit’s theatrics can continue.
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That’s a Nope on a Proposed New Bike Lane in Garfield
“Where can you actually build a bike lane in Phoenix?”
Thousands of Elderly People Will Gather in Downtown Phoenix Next Week, Delta Be Damned
About 7,500 Legionnaires are coming to downtown Phoenix. The average member is 67 years old.
Why Are There So Many Flies In Phoenix This Summer?
Yes, the flies in Phoenix are worse than normal.
Arizona’s Pot Prohibitionists Haven’t Gone Away
The fight for rights is never truly won. And for many of the state’s most ardent pot prohibitionists, the battles continue.
Phoenix Dispatchers’ Union Calls City Report On 911 Operator’s Death “Insulting”
Five months after Pamela Cooper’s death, the dispatchers’ union says little has changed for 911 operators in the city.
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Celebrity Chef Jordan Savell Will Co-Host a Cannabis Dinner with Derek Upton This Weekend
Celebrity chef Jordan Savell will be joining Phoenix chef Derek Upton at his cannabis dinner series, “Elevated Under the Stars,” on August 21.
Doctors, Pro-Choice Groups Sue to Stop New Arizona Abortion Ban
The lawsuit challenges provisions in the bill that ban certain abortions and equate fetuses to people.
Adel Wasn’t Well-Briefed on ‘ACAB’ Gang Case, Report Finds. Critics Are Skeptical.
Investigation determined there is “no question” that Phoenix police tried to stop local protests.
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Phoenix Is Building New Public Housing – and Unearthing Ancient Indigenous Graves
“The city doesn’t want to listen. And the tribe can’t do anything.”
Probe Finds Phoenix Police Lacked ‘Credible’ Evidence in Protester Gang Case
The reports reveal highly questionable conduct by low and high-ranking police officials.
Nobody Seems to Know If Delta 8 Is Legal in Arizona. But That Doesn’t Mean Nobody’s Selling It.
The drug reportedly delivers a gentler, more clear-minded high. But its legal status in Arizona and elsewhere is anything but clear.
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Protesters Target a Phoenix Restaurant That Asks Diners for Proof of Vaccination
One Phoenix restaurant required proof of vaccination for indoor seating. Now, they’re at the center of a viral harassment campaign.
Now Growing in Arizona: Connected Cannabis
The cultivation operations in California are a blend of outdoor and indoor, but the company’s Arizona facility is exclusively an indoor grow.
Prosecutor Claims Adel Used Her as ‘Scapegoat’ in Scuttled Protester Gang Case
A Maricopa County prosecutor filed a notice of claim against her boss, County Attorney Allister Adel, over the botched prosecution of BLM protesters.
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The Phoenix Police Union Isn’t Happy About That DOJ Probe
The Phoenix police department, the police union president claimed Monday, “already keeps officers accountable.”
Families Are Still Being Separated at the Arizona-Mexico Border
“We have seen more family separation than in past years. Spousal separation, anecdotally – it feels like it’s at an all-time high.”
Democratic Lawmaker Tony Navarrete Arrested for Allegedly Abusing Boy for Years
Arizona state Senator Tony Navarrete is accused of sexually abusing a boy for years.
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Here Are the Many Possible Reasons Why the DOJ Is Investigating Phoenix Police
The probe will scrutinize, among many things, whether Phoenix police retaliate against protesters.
Could a Pima County Ruling Threaten Marijuana Expungements in Arizona?
Cannabis advocates had hoped to see a deluge of expungements this summer. One Pima County ruling might threaten that.
‘Tyrannical’ Gilbert Mayor Under Fire for Proposed Limits to Public Comment
Gilbert’s mayor has been embroiled in scandal – and her critics say she has proposed new changes to city code in order to limit opposition.
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Menstrual Products Are Now Free for Women in Arizona Prisons
“I’ve had officers throw it on my bed when I asked for it like I was an inconvenience,” Williams said.